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Table 1.

Properties of the chosen lensed quasar systems along with the references for their lensing parameters.

System zs zl RE [1016 cm] R1/2 [1016cm] Image κ κ* γ ℳ [mag] Reference
HE1104 2.32 0.73 1.933 0.668 A 0.648 0.125 0.605 −1.540 The current work
B 0.332 0.019 0.290 −1.103

HE0435 1.69 0.46 2.406 0.885 A 0.473 0.164 0.358 −2.063
B 0.630 0.227 0.540 −2.026 Chen et al. (2019)
C 0.494 0.165 0.327 −2.066
D 0.686 0.260 0.575 −1.586

RXJ1131 0.66 0.29 2.081 1.685 A 0.526 0.226 0.410 −3.118
B 0.459 0.199 0.412 −1.926 Chen et al. (2019)
C 0.487 0.201 0.306 −2.276
D 0.894 0.519 0.807 −0.493

WFI2033 1.66 0.66 1.939 0.898 B 0.445 0.145 0.208 −1.443 Rusu et al. (2020)
C 0.792 0.396 0.538 −1.522

PG1115 1.72 0.31 2.959 0.872 B 0.502 0.166 0.811 −0.968 Chen et al. (2019)
C 0.356 0.072 0.315 −1.252

J1206 1.79 0.85 1.671 0.843 A 0.656 0.095 0.685 −1.137 Birrer et al. (2019)
B 0.401 0.020 0.364 −1.613

Notes. From left to right, we give: the name of the system in the sample, source redshift, zs, lens redshift, zl, Einstein radius, RE, half-light radius of the lensed quasar disk, R1/2, as computed in Eq. (5), chosen images for each system, total convergence κ, stellar convergence, κ*, total shear, γ, macro-magnification, ℳ, using Eq. (2), and the reference for the lens models. The Einstein radius of the microlenses RE is calculated following Eq. (4), with ⟨M*⟩ = 0.2 M and assuming a Salpeter IMF.

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